Jen

Jen, aka The Crazy Newfie Girl, lives for big dogs and everything Newfoundland dog related. With over 12 years of veterinary technician experience in the pet industry and over 20 years of experience with the Newfoundland dog breed, Jen's passion is to help owners of Newfies give their dogs the best life possible. Jen started this blog in 2010 to share and connect with other Newfoundland dog owners and she's since been named one of the top dog bloggers in the pet industry and has won several dog blogging and social media awards.

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Free Lou & Todd Coloring Page (Download & Print!)

Since Lou’s birthday is coming up, he insisted that we do something fun for you guys! So here it is…a FREE Lou & Todd coloring …

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How To Reduce Static Electricity In Your Newfoundland’s Coat

If your Newfoundland has been cracking, zapping or shocking you, you’re not alone. Almost every time I go to give Odin or Lou a kiss, …

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Simple Winter Grooming For Newfoundlands (No Stress)

Grooming a Newfoundland can be overwhelming to anyone. Add in snow and ice and that’s a mess waiting to happen. If you don’t have a …

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Understanding A Functional Winter Coat

What Your Newfoundland’s Coat Was Designed To Do One of the most common misunderstandings I see about Newfoundlands is their coat. We all know that …

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High Risk Winter Matting Areas (Where Mats Form and Why)

Not all areas on a Newfoundland’s coat are equally prone to matting, especially in the winter. Mats tend to form where moisture, friction and pressure …